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Stretching as far as the eye can see, the graves now run up to the boundary wall, with little space for more

In their review plea, they say Omar Sheikh's past must be taken into consideration

According to US Treasury, Mohsin Raza founder of online fake ID business helped Russian operatives get toehold in US

Move comes after US imposed a broad array of sanctions on Russia including to punish it for interfering in election

New Delhi fears that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into IIOJK

Aircraft of a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia provided air support to Yemeni government ground forces

Festival of Kumbh Mela has long rung alarm bells among health experts who say it could turn into a ‘super-spreader’

All prefectures and cities in Xinjiang have access to expressways, electricity and the internet

Reports of the seriously ill being tied down and intubated without effective sedatives

Around one-fifth of Swedes have been vaccinated

"Intensive care workers are sending one distress call after the other. Who are we to ignore their pleas?" Merkel says.

India breached 200,000 daily infections for the first time on Thursday

With 217,353 fresh infections, the country recorded its eighth highest daily increase in the last nine days

The first goal is to enable Australians who are vaccinated to be able to move and travel

Authorities say no active threat to the community after the shooter takes his own life

CIA director had warned that US ability to act against extremist threats will diminish after departure of US troops

Greek FM Nikos Dendias used his opening remarks to rattle off a series of longstanding complaints about Turkey

We urgently need commitments of a further $2 billion from donors, says CEO Gavi vaccine alliance

'We are definitely over-burdened. We are already working at full capacity,' says a hospital’s medical director

The security forces have killed 715 protesters since the overthrow of Suu Kyi’s government, says an activist group

Resolving dispute with Israel would have potential to unlock significant economic benefits for Lebanon, says US envoy

The measures blacklisted Russian companies and expelled Russian diplomats

The dust particles originated from Mongolia and the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia

Vacuum that will be created by withdrawal of US and NATO should not create space for 'disruptors', says General Rawat

India’s daily infections skyrocketed more than 20-fold to more than 200,000 on Thursday

Blinken met with Afghan president after first greeting US soldiers at heavily fortified American embassy

With only 8% of 7.5m residents inoculated, authorities aim to boost lackluster demand for jabs in the financial hub

India battles second wave of infections, especially in the economically significant state of Maharashtra

The country has received two million doses of China’s Sinovac shots and 117,300 AstraZeneca shots

A message had been sent overnight to French citizens and companies following a threat by the hardline group

The action will add a new chill to the already frosty relations between Washington and Moscow

UN human rights office says it feared the military clampdown on the protests risked escalating into a civil conflict

Biden will begin withdrawing US troops from Afghanistan to end America’s longest war

The reported death toll rose by 293 to 79,381

Top intelligence officers from India, Pakistan held secret talks in Dubai in a new effort to calm military tension

We will ask other countries to support Afghanistan, specially Pakistan, as well as Russia, China, says Joe Biden

President of European Commission said EU was in talks with Pfizer & BionTech for a new contract for 1.8 billion doses

Scientists say changes could make virus more resistant to vaccines with 'potentially grave implications'

The country reported 184,372 cases in the last 24 hours, taking total infections to 13.9 million

Ambassador Kuninori Matsuda calls on Gen Qamar at GHQ, vows to bolster bilateral ties

Taliban militants were responsible for 43.5 percent of civilian casualties while government troops caused 25 percent

Brenton Tarrant is in jail for murdering 51 people at two mosques in Christchurch on 15 March 2019

Germany says it would match American plans to leave after two decades of war

Opponents of military rule splash the colour red, in the latest phase of their campaign to restore democracy

German authorities are entangled in a fierce political debate over restrictions imposed to fight the pandemic

Critics said the departure plan appeared to surrender Afghanistan to an uncertain fate

Rouhani pledges that Iran's nuclear activity will "certainly be peaceful" and under IAEA supervision

Two govts re-opened a back channel of diplomacy aimed at a modest roadmap to normalising ties, says a Reuters report

The federal government and to discuss setting up mass vaccination centres from as early as June

The country reports 184,372 cases in the last 24 hours, while the deaths rise by 1,027